Fitzhugh Fella Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 It's close season 2017 and Saints have just qualified for the Europa league for the 3rd season in a row while across the Forest plucky Bournemouth have just been relegated after 2 years in the Premiership. The loyal Koeman's contract has now run down and he leaves for Barcelona/Holland. Saints turn to Eddie Howe to be their new manager, safe in the knowledge with his wife not keen to leave the area, his appointment could be a long standing one. Far-fetched? You heard it here first oh in the other direction, Eastleigh have beaten relegated Portsmouth on the last day to gain promotion to League I. Portsmouth get ready for the Vauxhall Conference with a mouth watering local derby with Havant the pick of their fixtures. Warning: this thread will be revisited by Trousers in June 2017 so careful how much you pour scorn now.
Turkish Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 Why would a club in the top 6 of the Premier League playing European football want a manager of small club who has just been relegated?
CWD Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 I would be very shocked if Eddie Howe isnt on the list of potential manager targets to replace Koeman.
Trumush Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 I think we should factor in Garry Monk returning to his "spiritual home" somewhere along the line.
VectisSaint Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 I think we should factor in Garry Monk returning to his "spiritual home" somewhere along the line. His spiritual home is Torquay, he will team up with Mike Williamson to help them return to the Football League.
Lighthouse Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 Our next manager will be Marian Pahars. You heard it here first and probably last.
farawaysaint Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 I would be very shocked if Eddie Howe isnt on the list of potential manager targets to replace Koeman. If they didn't hate us before I'm pretty sure this would tip the scales.
Lets B Avenue Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 It's close season 2017 and Saints have just qualified for the Europa league for the 3rd season in a row while across the Forest plucky Bournemouth have just been relegated after 2 years in the Premiership. The loyal Koeman's contract has now run down and he leaves for Barcelona/Holland. Saints turn to Eddie Howe to be their new manager, safe in the knowledge with his wife not keen to leave the area, his appointment could be a long standing one. Far-fetched? You heard it here first oh in the other direction, Eastleigh have beaten relegated Portsmouth on the last day to gain promotion to League I. Portsmouth get ready for the Vauxhall Conference with a mouth watering local derby with Havant the pick of their fixtures. Warning: this thread will be revisited by Trousers in June 2017 so careful how much you pour scorn now. Vauxhall Conference?? Have you just woken up in 1995 again?
david in sweden Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 If they didn't hate us before I'm pretty sure this would tip the scales. maybe ....on a par with Saints signing former Pompey players:scared:........when they had " players " that is ..
david in sweden Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 It's close season 2017 and Saints have just qualified for the Europa league for the 3rd season in a row while across the Forest plucky Bournemouth have just been relegated after 2 years in the Premiership. The loyal Koeman's contract has now run down and he leaves for Barcelona/Holland. Saints turn to Eddie Howe to be their new manager, safe in the knowledge with his wife not keen to leave the area, his appointment could be a long standing one. Far-fetched? You heard it here first oh in the other direction, Eastleigh have beaten relegated Portsmouth on the last day to gain promotion to League I. Portsmouth get ready for the Vauxhall Conference with a mouth watering local derby with Havant the pick of their fixtures. Warning: this thread will be revisited by Trousers in June 2017 so careful how much you pour scorn now. WOW !...you really polished your crystal ball for that one, Duncan.........anything else.......or is the image fading now ...?
Pilchards Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 I do believe the black box would push Eddie Howe forward as a great English manager option for us. IMHO better options will be available to us if we are doing well in Europe.
Crazy Diamond Posted 28 April, 2015 Posted 28 April, 2015 Are we ruling out a fantastic return for Tommy Widdrington?
Fitzhugh Fella Posted 28 April, 2015 Author Posted 28 April, 2015 Vauxhall Conference?? Have you just woken up in 1995 again? Pedant alert
david in sweden Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 Pedant alert ...and did I read " somewhere " that it will be called the " National League " next season ?
Jez Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 It's close season 2017 and Saints have just qualified for the Europa league for the 3rd season in a row while across the Forest plucky Bournemouth have just been relegated after 2 years in the Premiership. The loyal Koeman's contract has now run down and he leaves for Barcelona/Holland. Saints turn to Eddie Howe to be their new manager, safe in the knowledge with his wife not keen to leave the area, his appointment could be a long standing one. Far-fetched? You heard it here first oh in the other direction, Eastleigh have beaten relegated Portsmouth on the last day to gain promotion to League I. Portsmouth get ready for the Vauxhall Conference with a mouth watering local derby with Havant the pick of their fixtures. Warning: this thread will be revisited by Trousers in June 2017 so careful how much you pour scorn now. And while we're out it, are they going to rename the Premier League too? I'd be happy with Eddie in two years time. After all, he is the current reigning "Manager of the Decade".
sandwichsaint Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 Ye, but if Bournemouth are going to be the new Swansea won't they also be qualifying for Europe themselves by then?
Fitzhugh Fella Posted 29 April, 2015 Author Posted 29 April, 2015 Ye, but if Bournemouth are going to be the new Swansea won't they also be qualifying for Europe themselves by then? Bournemouth are still backed by unreliable if not downright dodgy sources which is one reason why I think it will end in tears, probably not next season but the one after that, hence my post about Howe jumping ship to join us in 2017. My post might be slightly tongue in cheek but it would not surprise me or disappoint me to see Howe in the SMS hot seat come 2017.
wild-saint Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 Bournemouth are still backed by unreliable if not downright dodgy sources which is one reason why I think it will end in tears, probably not next season but the one after that, hence my post about Howe jumping ship to join us in 2017. My post might be slightly tongue in cheek but it would not surprise me or disappoint me to see Howe in the SMS hot seat come 2017. personally i agree with this. i wouldnt be disappointed if he ended up here after RKs reign
SuperMikey Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 Are we ruling out a fantastic return for Tommy Widdrington? I think the SWF residents would be unhappy if Paul Tisdale wasn't mentioned in the list of potential candidates.
Dark Munster Posted 29 April, 2015 Posted 29 April, 2015 Vauxhall Conference?? Have you just woken up in 1995 again? In fairness it could be the Vauxhall Conference again in 2017.
Redslo Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 As long as we are throwing out wild predictions: Koeman will extend his contract one year and then take over at Holland. Jurgen Klinsmann will have had enough of the US national job and will become the new manager of Southampton.
mcjwills Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 Mourinho states his head is already in Southampton
John Boy Saint Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 (edited) Mourinho states his head is already in Southampton As is Pep Guardiola's.........which starts the most bizarre auction as they both start a bidding war for the job where they each offer their services for less money than the other. Even more bizarrely this has nothing to do with managing what has fast become the richest club in the world due to the number of exhibition games they have played in North Korea following the sudden fall of the communist regime, and the discovery of larger oil and precious mineral reserves than the whole of the Middle East and South Africa put together under its soil, turning them very quickly into a capitalist state. It emerges that the whole country supports Southampton after a friendship struck up between a couple of the national team players and Terry Paine during the 1966 World Cup. These exhibition games earn Saints per minute what Man City were paid for a whole exhibition game in January 2015 in the middle east which emerged as a sly effort by their owners to inject more cash into the club via the back door and avoid falling foul of FFP. Now all this money has filtered into the accounts Saints can Hoover up any player they wish without fear of sanction to push hard for the elusive CL qualification. Pep and Jose both really want the job as living or having a job in Southampton is the only way they can qualify to buy a residential property on the new waterfront between the Itchen Bridge and the old TVS studios as this has become the most desirable property location in the world with land values that dwarf Sandbanks to mere pennies by comparison, replacing the Northam bridge with a tunnel to lessen road noise saw the prices rise another 45% the day the first car entered the Matt & Franny Tunnel. Edited 30 April, 2015 by John Boy Saint
Goatboy Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 As is Pep Guardiola's.........which starts the most bizarre auction as they both start a bidding war for the job where they each offer their services for less money than the other. Even more bizarrely this has nothing to do with managing what has fast become the richest club in the world due to the number of exhibition games they have played in North Korea following the sudden fall of the communist regime, and the discovery of larger oil and precious mineral reserves than the whole of the Middle East and South Africa put together under its soil, turning them very quickly into a capitalist state. It emerges that the whole country supports Southampton after a friendship struck up between a couple of the national team players and Terry Paine during the 1966 World Cup. These exhibition games earn Saints per minute what Man City were paid for a whole exhibition game in January 2015 in the middle east which emerged as a sly effort by their owners to inject more cash into the club via the back door and avoid falling foul of FFP. Now all this money has filtered into the accounts Saints can Hoover up any player they wish without fear of sanction to push hard for the elusive CL qualification. Pep and Jose both really want the job as living or having a job in Southampton is the only way they can qualify to buy a residential property on the new waterfront between the Itchen Bridge and the old TVS studios as this has become the most desirable property location in the world with land values that dwarf Sandbanks to mere pennies by comparison, replacing the Northam bridge with a tunnel to lessen road noise saw the prices rise another 45% the day the first car entered the Matt & Franny Tunnel. And Goatboy misses his season ticket renewal due to being sidetracked by a 30 day orgy involving Taylor Swift, Emma Willis, Gemma Arterton, a freezer full of cookie dough Ben and Jerry's and a fridge full of Old Golden Hen.
John Boy Saint Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 And Goatboy misses his season ticket renewal due to being sidetracked by a 30 day orgy involving Taylor Swift, Emma Willis, Gemma Arterton, a freezer full of cookie dough Ben and Jerry's and a fridge full of Old Golden Hen. In the comfort of your split level very much sought after Penthouse built on the site of the old corporation dump, no doubt.
The9 Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 He's got weird taste in average-looking women off the tv, anyway...
Goatboy Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 He's got weird taste in average-looking women off the tv, anyway... You wouldn't say that if you knew that they were wearing air florida,ranx xerox and pony tick kits��
aintforever Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 I heard Howe was almost hired when we hired Adkins, didn't want the job because Cortese wouldn't give him full control of football matters. From quite a good source.
Coxford_lou Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 And Goatboy misses his season ticket renewal due to being sidetracked by a 30 day orgy involving Taylor Swift, Emma Willis, Gemma Arterton, a freezer full of cookie dough Ben and Jerry's and a fridge full of Old Golden Hen. Blimey GB. Covered all bases there. At least we know how to keep you happy should the need ever arise...
harry Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 Yeah, I also heard he was interviewed for the job. Should RK ever leave us, Eddie Howe would be my choice for his replacement.
harry Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 I heard Howe was almost hired when we hired Adkins, didn't want the job because Cortese wouldn't give him full control of football matters. From quite a good source. Yeah, I also heard he was interviewed for the job. Should Ron ever leave us, Eddie Howe would be my choice to replace him.
the_emu Posted 30 April, 2015 Posted 30 April, 2015 Can't help but think the club are already building a succession plan from within. When ROKO moves on, ERKO hangs around to keep the Koeman dynasty alive.
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